I’m a sucker for nostalgia, so I was excited to hear that Crayola is embracing that realm of emotions and bringing back a ...

Crayola manufactures around 12 million crayons every day. That’s enough to circle the Earth almost five times annually if placed end-to-end!

According to Crayola's website, the company has only ... Indian Red was a rightly-so discontinued color name that debuted in 1903 and was changed to Chestnut just before the millennium.

Coloring is a favorite pastime for children and many adults. Studies show it helps children develop cognitively and ...

Crayola has never brought a retired crayon color before, even though the company ... Each crayon has its own persona and name; they've been living busy lives while away from the Crayola market.

Well, the rest is history. Color came to the classroom. It was Alice Binney, a former schoolteacher, who came up with the name Crayola. She combined the French word craie, meaning "chalk" with ...

March 31 is National Crayon Day, so what’s your favorite color? According to Crayola.com, blue tops the list of fan favorites, but what blue would you choose? Besides “regular” blue ...